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14 Year-Old Teen Builds Earthquake Detector Sebastian Alegria automatically warns thousands of Twitter followers about upcoming earthquakes using his homemade detection.

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  14 Year-Old Teen Builds Earthquake Detector

  8/4/2011

  Sebastian Alegria automatically warns thousands of Twitter followers about upcoming earthquakes using his homemade detection.
• A Comparison of Free Ear Training Software

  9/27/2007

  Ear training is a great way of learning how to play music by ear. The Internet offers many free programs that teach you how to do it right. Click here for the specifics.
• How to Get the Most Out of Your Wireless Internet

  9/27/2007

  Does your wireless connection drop when you move from your modem? Most wireless routers, even bleeding-edge ones, can't transmit a connection more than a hundred feet. Using one of these homemade antennas, you'll be able to connect from a mile away.
• Bloggers Who Get Book Deals

  9/27/2007

  Some bloggers get all the luck. These people became so popular, they were offered book deals. They also offer blogging tips.
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  Jason Bateman, Michael Cera from "Arrested Development" Back Together in Movie

  9/26/2007

  Television superstars Michael Cera and Jason Bateman are starring in the same movie, Juno, which opens nationwide in December. So far, there hasn't been one negative review of the film. It has a 100% positive rating on www.RottenTomatoes.com, an aggregator for film reviews.
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  The Cassette Tape that Spawned a Genre: C86 and the Birth of Indie Pop

  9/26/2007

  When the C86 tape was released, the British underground barreled into a whole new layer of earth. Inspired by the ideals of the punk movement, the pioneers crafted gentle, innocent pop music that sent the disconnected happily to the scene.
• Cheap Clothes for College: Thrift Stores, Clothing Swaps and More

  9/26/2007

  It may seem that bargains are impossible to find when you're looking for college rags, but the truth is actually quite the contrary. Thrift stores, clothes swaps, and your crafty hands can all aid in getting cheap clothing.
• Buy Textbooks at Prices You Can Afford

  9/24/2007

  The prices of new textbooks seem are giving class prices a run for their money. Who said community college was cheap? Using these tips, you can escape the financial genocide of book buying and still land the necessary textbooks in time.
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  The Best Free Web Hosts

  9/24/2007

  Free web hosts are all over the place, but are they worth it?
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  How to Fall Asleep Every Day

  9/24/2007

  Sleep-deprived thinking bonding with a bit of anger had me obsessing over a sleep solution. I've made the atomic bomb of shuteye.
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  How to Get Rid of Annoying Pop-up Advertisements

  9/21/2007

  Online advertisements distract me from my duties, deceive me of the truth, and often make the day a little worse. Yet, they are the reason for the size and depth of the internet.
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  Make Your Own Musical Instruments

  9/20/2007

  Does the thought of spending hard-earned money on an piece of entertainment make you cringe? Then, why not make your own entertainment with homemade instruments.
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  Successful Fair Trade Colleges

  9/19/2007

  Who says the young are apathetic? Activism has never been more prevalent, than with Fair Trade students.
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  Best Places to Buy Fair Trade Goods Online

  9/19/2007

  There are a few good options when it comes to buying fair trade goods online
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  Is Fair Trade a Fair Trade-off?

  9/19/2007

  Fair trade is a trading mechanism that aims to compensate producers in a way that is considered more "fair" when compared to other methods, but it is also more expensive for consumers.
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  No Sweat Apparel is for Consumers with a Conscience

  9/19/2007

  The textile industry is notorious for overcharging consumers, disadvantaging employees, and taxing our environment. Why not shop with a conscience?
• Demand Change from the United Nations with "24 Hours for Darfur"

  9/11/2007

  24 Hours for Darfur is a brilliant new campaign to connect activists with people in power. The aim is to show 24 hours of footage with people asking, questioning, and demanding the United Nations and others to make a difference in Darfur.
• Being Vegetarian on Campus

  9/5/2007

  The campus is intimidating enough itself, the food choices don't need to be. Here are tips to remain a healthy, budding herbivore at your learning palace.